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PrHE C OMMISSIONEI?S for V/C PUAL LING ItrATESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That en Friday, the 03d InStant, they wilt be ready to re tz,etetaTenders in Writing (*sealed up), a nd treat for Two Sachs of BISICVT MEAL, Eighty Thousand Qftlial "q WEST INDIA RUM, of the strength of five per cent. u nder LAu proof by Sikes's Hydrometer, and Fifty Tons of SNIYRNA RAISINS, to be answerable to Samples C a f not less than two b ounds weight each), to be produced the T en d ers. . . 21 e wh o l e to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling ` h et r, „.„ , s a- -'ePtford, in the space of one month, and to be paid : 0 1 nt, riiiioof payable, without Interest,si.rty days after date. tcrr Y ' '' Office. the Contracts ma y b e s e en a t th e &ere frh:l; re Ord will be had to any Tender in which the Price be e f t " 6e ?nterted i n wor d s at l ength, or t h at shall net d ar : " "re d the ifloard before One o 'Clo c k on the s aid Fri he t ad tad Ins - tent ; nor unless the Person who makes the I t ,h... tr ' gosoe Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer for. ----.....................„ PRAUD PRXI/ENTED. . ' Contiteraet the malty attempts that are flail)? 1 143 liht a clete t . )41 ead 4if i. "lipase on th 4 unwary a 'Spurious 4 Co . ri n )p A n i s . it a i n o d ri 0111N -tit G.4NUINE IIL'iCKING prepared ) . .- Chi tt . - k , t heY have adopted a new Label, in winch their cure arid Address 1 4 1:1 4 1'1 Con s • 97, High Holborn, t,i4pcUously Placed in the centre of the Label, that kte, 14,h. tan attentian to this, and the difference of the „ ll _ . ien is unlike all Letter -press, will enable Purchase's 1 1 „ 't tei detect the Imnosition. 'ient II EAL j , t t iit hy I) „,,, APAN BLACR:NG, made and . sold a w n d ho r le e: th, P 'i hp thi ,klici AIARTIN, :•7, High I r lalo , o.n, iron- 444tic,r4 i.). principal Groceri, Druggists, 41 , i ll L tefutners, Boot-makers, .1 , ..c. in . ..iis L.titeci limp ,- .ooL:s . ellerz, . "....,,.......:_zttles at tid sid and Pa. tid. each. l'illtil:AsT..ll: INSTITUTION FOR 'AsiE INSANE. 41. 1. C1im„,..11-LIVELL has fitted np MOOR- Ait . tar: — 'ttd ti --` 4 noUSE, nest Haves, for the reception of !i4ttliget„tilttitber of PA'FI.ENTS atineted with Marital De .tet,,r,„i, ihiri: AsyluT, situated in a most healthy and ohs-nloct,t4etle 'ten mites from London, comprises csten duet 'oh .„441..Grounds, end is well adapted to the accorn tht. e t i tt,„, patients Of t he fit st re , tuectability. gtitkekt,sLitiLrahclisliolet.for upwards of twenty years without 16 4 'Qat ty ► t u` KeePers, Mr. Stillwell can confidently en (,, Ittg th e 't enildtst treatment will be employed, in al,le- t. rt. t,. sufferings f ' titt 4 4 lis „I,;_. o ..hose who imay be entrusted to Lis !! cl,. ~,,` ao d t Ject will be to acquire the confidence of the Pa- I ' i lkt "ietid i ° gain the approbation of their Relatives and 51 4 ,. tile NI •. He h as alko g reat satisfaction in announcing I ' L 's'll l ! 44l a 5 4411 le beliartineat will be conducted by a PhYsi" 11,4. so ,v-j:K'e'in, wilt, resid e in the immediate neighbour iP,ptl4,l,4 so titan ,'. are Menibers of the Royal Colleges in [AU ith et!'"s Establigbnient :gill unite the comforts of willith..Patt icur'i!: advantage of Medical Aid. A. „,".1 a PPIy to Mr. Stillwll, Moo -croft House, -* 4Ce Itlr. Sart-eon, Uxbridge. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1818 PUBLICATIONS. in the Press, and speedily will be published, - - • A SHRMON.—BytheItev.W.WODSWORTII, XX Rector of St. Peter, Sandwich, and thapl;lin to Lord PALNIERSION.—Preached at Margate, Kent, fur the NATtosAt. SCHuol.s. Printed by Rouse and Co. Canterbnry and sold hr Rir, ington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Hardiuge, St. Jollies's, street. VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS t cccntly by LONGMAN, H URST, REES, ORM E, and BROWN", London. THE LONDON DISPENSATORY ; con tainia K =l. Pharittacy—a. 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In these cases, on kill oath thereof, made before a Judge, an arrest may be as justifiable Its tinder the prerogative writ at Ne erect Regnum, which only issues on a petition to the King in Chancery, and not of course. W e are sensible of the benefits derived from an Act of the present Reign, called " Lord Beau champ's Act, — to prevent arrests in a base Court for less than 101., which was opposed only by its Attornies and Officers; and there being none other that can be affected by a more general re form, it is devoutly to be wished that such was adopted, which, having the old law for its basis, would preserve personal liberty inviolate, and pro mote a general good. In the Exchequer, the Court, es founded by William the Norman, and established by Edward I , is divided into one of Equity, another of Law, and thesnitors are feigned to be debtors to the King, so as to come within their cognizance, and he cd judged by the Barons thereof. The first lit pro cess there is the Quo minus sifiliciens existit, so called from the meaning of these words in the writ, which is, that the complainant, as debtor to the Crown, is injured by the defendant, whereby he is less able to pay the demand. Linder this writ, and an affidavit that the debt amounts to 101. (now 15,) a person may be arrested ; but as this is exceptionable, as under the Cupias in the Com mon Pleas, and Bill in the King's Bench, the Court of Exchequer, as a Court of Revenue, issue two other law writs, one called a Snliptcno, the other a Venire. By the Subprna, a defendant is commanded to appear on service of it, and if he do not, an attachment goes against him, under which he is arrested. By the Venire, he is stn moiled to appear by the She'll], and if he do nut, a distringas issues against his goods. This entitles both to a preference, though they are only sued out when a di-fendant conceals himself from the public, notwithstanding they answer a better purpose than the Quo Minus, under which he is arrested in the first instance, without any notice, service, or summons whatever. A distinction should be made in the mode of putting debts in suit. The special, which a debtor ascertains himself, if they amount to 501. might, under particular circumstances, counte nance an arrest, for the sake of bail, as a present security ; but the simple, which are made up as the credi•or pleases, and open to investigation be fore a Court and Jury to ascertain them, should never subject a debtor to be arrested, any more than a person can be in a penal action, and for an obvious reason, because be, against whom it is brought, is not convicted of the offence. It is enough that after judgment debtors may be ar rested in execution thereof. After they have suf fered imprisonment under an arrest in action of debt, for less than 501. before judgment, no won der they prefer its continuance to the purchase of their discharge at so high a price as the long loss of liberty, for which they have no redress, and the payment of double what they owed, but would not satisfy. Many debtors have made this choice, and died in confinement, after living on that property the whole of its duration, which their creditors might have taken in execution of their judgments. AN OLD BARRISTER, of the Inner Temple. (To be Continued.) 111 E IC!N E. T HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ig nnw considered as tke greatest discovery that has been made in the memory of man, bring potent, safe, and pleasant. The rapid and ittcre , :sing fame bestowed on its author and in ventor, Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, is the true and only criterion to judge of the merits of a medicine, which has been administered from the highest to the lowest class of people will, such happy and uniform success. The renders of this medicine frequently cannot get supplied se quick as the de mand is for it; and it is a fact worthy of remark, that they are sold nearly as soon as they arrive to hand, most of the 11s. bottles being bespoke before they are ordered. 4, 4 * Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a One pound nute to be inclosed, ad dressed "Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House near , Liverpool. P a id d ou bl e postage. " Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxturd-street ; Wald, 544, Hol born; Leigh, 18, Strand ; and Mr. Go:ttley, 133, Minories. Sold also by every reputable Vender in ali Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all otlicr Medicine Venders, price I is. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which one Ils. bott:e is saved, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. The unprecedented Success of Mr. LIGNUM's ANTISCOR BUTIC .MEDICINE the follor;ing Cases demonstrate : M R. William Taylor, Edinburgh, during eight years was so aLli.-ted with the scurry, as to render life a burthen to him; was cured by the sole use of the Drops. Attested by William Edor, it. N. Caltonhill Signal Station; and William Thompson, General Agency Office, Edinburgh. Mrt. Craig, wife of James Craig, vintner, Smith Hills, Paisley, was cured of 3 violent scurry ; the itching and pain attending it almost deprived her of her senses. --Attested by G. Browning, druggist, Paisley. J. Laing, Torthorwald, near Dumfries, was cured, after being several years troubled with the scurvy to such a degree, that splinters of bone were continually discharging. —At tested by James Fraser, druggist, Dumfries. A Son of Mr. Hallyhurt...n's, Howpasley, near Helmick, cured after eight years' affliction with the scurry. —Witness Mr. R. Armstrong, drug4it, flawicl;. A Gentleman in this Cit had a severe scorbutic complaint; he bought one bottle of Nlr. Ligrinni's Antiseorbutic Drops, and one bottle of hit Lotion, which two !lonics perfectly cored hint, to his own astonishment. —Attested L. Mr. I. A. M'Donald, Glasgow. Robert, son of John Graham, of Houghton-town.head, near Carlisle, was cured of the scurvy, after twelve months affliction, by one small bottle only.—Attested by Join) Jollie, bookseller, Carlisle. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 25. 9d. 4s. 6d. and its. wholesale and retail, by Mr. Lignoro. Man chester; also by J. Evans and Son, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard ; Butler and Sons, 4 ,Cbeapside, London ; and 94, Sack ville-street, Of whom may be had, Me. Lignum's Improved Chemical Lotion, ts. Rd. Also Mr. Lignum's Syphilis Pills, 2s. 9d. each hoz, with di rections. Aad by one or more principal Medicine Venders its every Market Town laths United FOR 11-14 SUN. Ma. EDITOR,--Your Correspondent G. M. in last Wednesday's Paper, took up a most unfor tunate cause, and expressed great indignation against The Quarterly Review, for a proceeding which entitles it to new praise and a fresh share of gratitude from the friends of the Church.— Nothing more was necessary than an examination of Mr. BELLAMY'S own Prospectus, to convict him of being a rash pretender, who was deter mined at all hazards to reconcile difficult passages of Scripture, by a new interpretation ; while at the same time it proved that, whatever his pre tensions to learning might be, he has not a suffi cient share of understanding to make a consistent eke - ration. 111 one or two of those few speci mens, which he himself has selected to lay before the Public, the new translation proposed by him might rentore, indeed, the old difficulty, but only by presenti ng to the leader new nonsense. Now it ts not a Nery erdirotis task to decide which we ought to prefer, a translation which gives an ob scure sense, or one which leaves no sense tit all. The bare -faced manner in which Mr. lb.'s attempt has been pushed into notice7and H patronage to which it has not the slightest pretence, has cap tivated some slight and superficial understandings; and le d them to presume that a titan who has given no pre v i ous proofs to the world of sound learning and good judgment, may be expected to interpret the Hebrew Scriptures more correctly titan any of those transcendant scholars, and en lightened m en , who hav e l a b oure d at t h at t a sk for three c enturies past. The idea itself is folly, and the n ue:apt to supp ort i t , i n t h e f ace o f f a ir criticism, littl e less than madness. Mr. G. M. uses very h ars h an d un b eco ming language respecting the unknown author of the critique ILI The Quart er l y R er i ew; but instead of [PRICE SEVENPENe:F. tieing a renegado, or a wolf' in sheep's clothing, I have no doubt that he is some very sound thyme. whose name would add flinch, if addition were wanting, to the well-earned celebrity of that journal. Observe, Mr. Editor, and tell Mr. G. M. that the Quarterly is not singular in thus attacking Mr. BELLAIN.tv ; every other well-prin cipled either has done it, or is doing it and for the hest ot all reasons, because their con ductors feel it a duty to expose a presumptuous empiric, whose attempts ran serve only to injure the cause which he pr.! r•ses to defend. As for calling upon the Chi istiau .4drocate to take tip the. cause, it is not very probable that he will listen to the call ; or if he shoold move at all in the contest, the very nature of his place xvill compel him to add new sit ength to the arguments he is coejured by your Correspondent to oppose; and. to explain more fully the danger of countenancing an undertaking, no less full of mischief than it is of presumption. One of VOLTAIRR'S most daring attacks upon. I t% Religion Was entitled " La Sainte Bible cnfin ex pliquie"—The Holy Bible at length explained. The same tide trould suit Mr. BELLMAY's pretensions, though I trust and believe that his design is very different. The body of Pastors at Geneva, a very few years since, produced a new French version, in which, besides correcting the style, they made many efforts towards eleeidating snore of the same passages, on which our individual Translator has exercised his powers, or no powers. But even their interpretations 11111“ be received cautiously, and with i n tuit consideration, when I bey depart very widely from what both Jews and Chritians have hitherto considered as the true sense of the passages in question, These things are neither to be proposed nor adopted in a hurry. ANGLICANUS. From the LONDON GAZIXII., OCT. 13. lIANIiItUPTCY R. Felton, Lawrence Pouniney-lane, hop and seed merchant, how Oct. 17 to Nov. 7. BAN K RUPTS. It. Day, Crnolierl•lane, oil-broker, Oct. 24, 81, and Nov. at vie% cti, ;it Ga,1t11,311. Atturnics, ,Messrs. Wiltshire and, 11011011, Old fit oad-sircrt. W. Ilitddan, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, tea-dealer, Oct. 9,4, ;11, and Nov. '2,1, at twelve, at Guild:tall. Attor nies, Messrs. Wiltshire and. Boitim, Old Broad-street. W. Whitby, Clement's lane, drog-brobcr, Oct. 17, at one, 27, at twelve ; and Noy. Q 4. at ww, at Guildhall. Attor tiles, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Broad street. S. Lcvy, .'Nlatisel-,tr, et, Goodto.,ti's-ficltl.z, tailor, Oct. 86, 27, and Nov. 24, at 1(.11, at (iiiii,lll tll. :‘ttorttief, Messrs. Au nosley and Son, Cateatoit-,trcet. Graves, Southwark, hop and seed-tncrchant, Oct. 17, at one, 27, at rwelvv, and Nov. '24, .it ant., ;it Me.tr.,. Lee ao:1 Townshend, Three Crown-square, Soutlmatli. J. Sheppard, Gains - borough, and R. Sheppard. Bo ten, Lin coln<hirc, corn-fvet,,,,, •tt, the Itut1:11 :krtns- Ii ii, and 2-1, at ettven, at tite \I bite, Hart-Inn, liainsborough. Attornie,, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn. J. Ventress and R. Eunnerson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheese. , mongers, Oct. 14, Nov. 3, ;Wei 24, at eleven, at the Tur!..s Ilcad Irut , Newcastle-upon-lyne. At tot Ines, Messrs. Fisher Sudlow, Holborn. , . W. Slack, Liverpool, woolstapler, Nov. 3, at six, 4, and CA, at eleven, at tl,e. ‘‘' bite Hor,e Inn, P.ldderslickl. Attor nies, 11Iessrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Hertinglialn, New - Boswell-court. W. Whittenbury, Manchester, cotton-t:tt:ler, Oct. 24, 31, and Nov. Ts, at two, at the Gatrick's Head Inn, Manches ter. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. T. Junes, Bull Ring, Birmingham, cordwaintr, Oct. 27, 28, aud Nov. 2.4, at twelve, at the White Hart [no, Birming ham. Attornics, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Btead street, Cheapside. J. Barnes, Cinderfurd, Gloucestershire, coal-merchant, Oct. 21, Si, and Nov. 24, at rleiTti, at the Kip g's Head lon, (ilutieveter. Attorney, Mr. King, Serjeatit'b tut, Fleet street. DIVIDENDS. Nor. 3, J. Swale, Plymouth- dock, fetualer—Nor. 4, R. Bishop, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, and .1. irehittd, Culket ton, Wiltshire, corn-dealers--Nor. hi, .1. Nichols, Leeds, bookseller—Nov. 94, W. Stanhrough, jut). Woking, Sur rey, small - min—Nov. 7, T. C. Blatilienhogen, Bisliopsgate street Within, merchant—Nor. 3, W. Thomson, Manches ter-buildings, Westminster, merchant—Oct. 3i, it. Palmer, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, plumber—Nor. 5, T. Wright, Aughton, Lancashire, soap-boiler—Nov. .1, J. Wallis, Lei cester, grocer—Nov. 4, J. Goode, Leicester, hos;er—Nov. 4, T. King, Leicester, grocer—Nor. 6, J. Eariley, Manchester, grocer—Nov. 5, It. Poulgrain and H. I'.migr4in, of Fowey, Cornwall, shipwrights—Nov. 4, H. Anthony, Plymouth, iron monger—Nov.4, It. Richards, Shrewsbury, butcher—Nor. 4, J. Midwoud, Huddersfield, rualtster—Nov. 3, S. Emery, Bre wood, Staffordzhire, timber-merchant—Nor. 6, T. Lotherley, Gosport, ship-chandler. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 3. J. C. Clegg. Manchester, timber-merchant—R. field. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, dealer—W. Holloway, St. John, lieu wr.rdine, saddler—S. Milbourn, Sh.frtie, Yorkshire, flax spioner—J. George, Nz)rth Audley-street, coach-mai,er—C. two,good. Strand, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. Dacre, A. Beauclerk, and S. Colman, Merton, Surrey, flax-manufacturers—W. Clapcutt, W. Castieinan, and G. Attains, Christchurch and Maiborne. hankers—W. 'l'. Whitfield, E. Whitfield, T. Whitfield, and T. Sheath, Bir mingham, iron-phi C-I‘Oll,Cl - S —J. Ilin.lie mad J. Bradshaw, Manchester, tidek-niatitifactiirers--P. • 'Williams and W. W. Jones, ‘Vedlieshury OA, Tipton, staffordshire, coal-iiuster% —NI. Jones- and A. Smith , Abergaccnny. mil lio s—A. East wood and T. Stieatilown, Kingston-14100 —'l'. Nichiss•on, T. Morgan, and It. Prince, Liverpool, linen-drapers—J. Biker and .1. G. i3artun, Ipssvich, glass, and ea. t lienwarc-ikalei s—T. and M. F.. Ford, Cherry-lire-court, Aldersgate-street, fiorkts—J Did:instil) and E. Blosam, Aldersgate-oreet, weavers-- J. Friend and .N. Middleton, I , iiver; Dehati fer and W. Clark, Cow-laiie, lainii-niaiiiinieturees—J. and W. Evil, Bath, bliiist.l - s—lt. a; id T. Cthniii : ;, moult:, importers fruit an 11. Itaill;in, Burtuil-crescent, star tun•,—l Seat and R. Alartinit..ie, Carikle, :ind It. Bollard, Nurwlch, coal-mer chants—C. Gies :t:ia I'. Holborn, silver smiths—lt. V. Bi o.die and T. Gariii• to:., Kidderminster, paper mantilactin els— S. 61,14, I. Llod;ron, Fl. Greg, G. Daniel, Manchester, nierelianis—S. (hag and I. Hodgson, Caton, Lancashire, cot t Co; hns i nil a. Ilea sun, Gos port, atturnies—J. Eckley ann J. Bailer, Bristol, linen-nier - chants—WV. Roberts, T. roster, and it. Reynolds, El - este:ins. Oil Milk, Wcreestershire, art.l J. :Stin son, Whitwick, Leicestershire, tallow-chandlers—l'. :Cason„ It. Helms, and T. MaLon, Stroud, Gloacester:hire, W. Birks, Charnes Staffordshire, ferine:—'l'. Small wood and R. Spearman, Drayton-in-Hales, Shrepsbire, bankers—E. Grifin:, A. Naylor, and T. Rice, Salford, Lan cashire, niachilic-maker,-11. Franzen and C. Cross, Cliati• eery-lane, estate dfid lidlist-•;igents—S. Petty, sin. S. Peat., jun. unit lit wilt, IFill.reck, Yuri:shire., tat:ton:llE4re. _-•••.......____....... 4.i,„"Viell U NION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCI . , .. rit INSURERS are requested to take Nr tic ti e ,, , , It s T ,,, tha t 'by Order of the BOARD of DIRECTORS, tire. at : - ""ESS of this Institution is no longer transact( to !L.."' riridge-street, Blackfriari. Persons intendinb tt ''' or Budge-street, Fire or Life Policies with the Norwich Un i on, ll.rde t litt d to apply at the Office of either of the following 4g.Pi t l-1 ' W ho are authorised by the Board to receive Pro -13°14 -1 f°r Policies, and to give legal Receipts for Payments titl hecount of Insurances in Loudon 4r ' e• A ! JACKET, .21, Birchi n •l ane , C orn hill . .. s---1) • llie s iTani, 70, B a k er - street, Portman-square. Rill other A gents of the Society in the London Districts Itt " trans act th e B usiness of their respective Connexions as /t : ei but their Accounts are to be rendered in future lre thief Office at N orw i c h . titsli rer it tencling to make Payments will he pleased to pro *Te their Notices to renew. ite" .ll ‘tter ' from the Agents or other persons 1)11 official tect l 'ess are to be addressed, as usual, to the Board of D - I ::: or to Mr. Sam. Bignold, Secretary, Norwich. tawai folio extract from the Minutes of the Board will At 4 ttlefeaison of the above Nitice : ir. 4f/t i' ;- S . P"4 ', l Sleeting of the Boaill of f)irectors, held on the received fru.. '''' of September, tale, the commun ication at t ri ' z ii the Low; -Qa Committee respecting the Secretary Itt-atrett r .. 441. 1 e i p_ , _ . h a s considered, a n d t h e f o ll ow i ng R eso l ut i on ed i o i't nt ,at • l't Y , kr , II." ' Board f eelstompelled to intimate to the , S ,t i:c t r i e ,:. liini,, * Ishcgoas Bignold, sen. that in consequence ~ ie. Iltsiia..;ne:P'"std by the 'Committee in London, that 1,, - *(tr a ,..‘ e ' ".°4l Office is i ndispensibly necessary to the futtn i •n i . Lc,e(11,,,,.04 Pr°4l)trity of the Institution, the Board deems it f urth er , t) ttlit.‘t he should immediately abstains from act ing u ntil sui te M l' 4r)flite °I Secretary or Agent for the Society, 4114433tIttlees shall can be taken on this subject as the en - - Sign regitire.„ ed °lt behalf of the Board of Directors. . It Es 3oriN CROWE, ("halt - man. --1411:eIPUT• 1 titte(l for Public In' l ° be sPeelion....T 7 1- ; 17 s ". ) " . c-p ATE LOTTERY, gni braSCHEME .f the - , s . .., ..... 4 NI- '`in g th e 24th of liipl'EM BEI, NLA I • * itl 01. . SCHEME. 4 •••••. • ...... .. L.30,0 C 0 ..C0u5015.....are.... .r.IE:1 0 ) :4 0 )( 0 ) 0 0 S "• • ... '' • • • • • ...... 5 ,000.. Money.. • • ... 5,000 A ."'' ............. • • • . I,ooo..Money 3,000 10'• •,..... ••• • ..... Soo.. Money 1,600 20..„.....•.......... 20 0..M0ne) . 1,000 4, 11 4 ......: • • ........ 100.. Money 1,000 1 *.•• •••• • . • ' ' ' : ••• .. .. ... . 5 1 0 0 . ...1 1 .10ne Y y 28,100 4to o 7 „ a t r",t-Tce4' Money and 9 per Cent. Consols L. more.: ti : 1 700 itkiTetavinln Ili-4 e x I TV I. receive n i : e l ool:i n o C onsu ls. n i.ie r,,,,,, Licensed Oftices . ii r i e T o ow n and Countryat all the t. ktNv tileare PIPE areWintiorined, that they may have a t l c st ° b PORT , WINE in the London l £, In a ... 41° of ' tl', 4- ,, the Vintage of tals, at .. i .. .....f }Duty ot tsf 181;e at. Ditto Ditto, of the intagi-I ,IDuty paid. chi ts 1 1l tbt London: ®al the •111 Wines.....: . is . . :-. . is . .. d . . lilies ' s the Duty, and re 313obc6tes 4 fr c ee " o e f all Charges• to the Puc :44 t4,Pkt:icoiars, Samples, or Atte ndance at the Docks 1 44,2 4 1-1 N ~,ness mil be . obtained by N orth-pace, I, a Letter to •••,,,.....:n„......._ -,e. 'IARREN, No. 4, Upper Nort place, Gray's- 1b :Of; 4 q 41 gr• 1041